Cyoot Kitteh of teh Day: Ah, Yah, Datz teh Spot!
Lolcats, cats and funny captions - Cyoot Kitteh of teh Day: Ah, Yah, Datz teh Spot!
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Saturday, August 28, 2010
Solipskier
Uh oh, this one is going to be a big timesink. Timetub? Timelake? Anyway, try out Solipskier and feel the rest of your day slipping away. My top so far: 18.7 million...I got a lot better once I tried it on the iPad. (via waxy)
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Saturday, August 14, 2010
Govt plans to unfreeze 1,500 bank accounts
But decides not to return Tk 1,200cr collected during anti-graft drive
Jasim Uddin Khan
The government is soon to prepare a policy to allow for restoring activities on about 1,500 bank accounts seized during the last caretaker government's anti-corruption drives. However, the realised money, amounting to Tk 1,200 crore, will not be returned to individuals and businesses, officials say.
Finance Minister Abul Maal Abdul Muhith revealed the government's plan in a letter to National Board of Revenue (NBR) Chairman Nasiruddin Ahmed recently.
He also asked the NBR to make a report on the seized accounts with a complete list of individuals and organisations.
"A good number of bank accounts are unreasonably kept frozen for long,'' Muhith wrote. ''These accounts need to be unfrozen. We want to fix the problem through a policy."
The finance minister added, "We won't take any action regarding the money the caretaker government realised because a law is necessary to make returns of the money from government account. We are not ready to undertake any such measures.''
He said accounts of people with no pending income tax cases would be unfrozen first.
NBR and Bangladesh Bank had requested the government deal with the money issue, because neither of the two has any legitimate authority to handle it.
A joint task force confiscated the amount from a number of businessmen and politicians as penalties during anti-graft drives in 2007 and 2008, said a high official of the finance ministry seeking anonymity as he isn't authorised to talk over the issue.
The government would like to use the money for loan payback, the official added.
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Wednesday, June 24, 2009
india vs west indies 2009 schedule
Ashes 2009 schedule
Wed 8 – Sun 12 July 1st npower Test Cardiff
Thu 16 – Mon 20 July 2nd npower Test Lord’s
Thu 30 July – Mon 3 Aug 3rd npower Test Edgbaston
Fri 7 – Tue 11 Aug 4th npower Test Headingley Carnegie
Thu 20 – Mon 24 Aug 5th npower Test The Brit Oval
Monday, June 22, 2009
South Africa host Champions trophy
South Africa, the 2009 Champions Trophy in September and October with the unanimous approval of a place on the International Cricket Council (ICC) board meeting.South Africa was recommended as the host of the eight-team, 12-day tournament after postponing last year when it was planned in Pakistan, and concerns about the weather in Sri Lanka.
The New Wanderers Stadium (Johannesburg) and Centurion Park (Pretoria), the two locations are used.
"I think the board has a wise decision that will be the case every chance of success," ICC president David Morgan said. "We now have clarity on this issue and we can firm plans for what will be a great spectacle of ODI cricket.
"The Wanderers and Centurion, South Africa Cricket may offer two world class sites in what is effectively a city and as we know from the ICC World Twenty20 2007, again in the area around Johannesburg in September and October are stable and ideal for cricket.
"I thank the Sri Lanka Cricket for its commitment to providing an alternative to Pakistan. And I also want to acknowledge its willingness to step aside in this case. I would also like to thank the CSA for his hand and offer to host this event.
South Africa's recent history of staging events in the world, hosting the 2003 World Cup and 2007 ICC World Twenty20.
Finals from September 24 to October 5.
The Board has also decided that the 2010 ICC World Twenty20 in the West was to be held between 30 April and 16 May in St. Lucia, Guyana, Barbados and St. Kitts.
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